The L.A. version is basically like the NCIS you already know and love, only with a lot more palm trees.

Warner’s Blu-ray set assembles all 22 weekly bites of the freshman angst-and-fangs year into one convenient package.

What do princes, pirates, witches and fallen stars have in common? Ask author Neil Gaiman, whose brilliant fairy tale for adults finally gets its chance to shine on Blu-ray.

The not-so charming bikers from Charming are back in a second season of motorcycle mayhem.

George Romero’s latest tale of the lumbering dead arrives on Blu-ray, but even this Ultimate edition might leave you hungry for more.

One of the most beloved series of all time arrives in high-def, with quality and features beyond imagination.

Strong video, solid extras and a game-changing BD-Live feature make this one of the hottest TV-on-Blu-ray sets of the year.

By far the best talking dog movie I’ve seen today, ‘Duke numbs the brain while his Blu-ray manages to perk up the eyes and ears.

Truman Capote’s shocking tale arrives on Blu-ray, but it is practically a crime as a bargain basement release.

Sam Raimi’s 1983 marvel of bodacious blood and belly laughs is ironically the last of the trilogy to arrive on Blu-ray, but it was worth the wait.